How can I determine whether a feature-set is feasible with nocode?
I'm trying to figure out whether I can build something with nocode. The problem is I know nothing about this approach and I haven't found any resources that tell me whether it can handle my specific features.
So I'm wondering: How did you figure out whether your projects were feasible with nocode? Can you point me to a resource that helped you? I'd really appreciate anything that will help me understand what's possible and what isn't. Thanks! 🙏
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Conveniently just saw this posted on ProductHunt today - may help as a starter: https://sideprojectstack.com/get-stackd-product-hunt-launch/?ref=producthunt
Awesome, thanks! I'll check it out
You're more than welcome to provide a general overview of what you're looking to build, and people can let you know. Generally speaking, taking a look at the various forums for the no-code platforms you'll get a good understanding of the possibilities.
If you want some help to get pointed in the right direction, feel free to email me at [email protected].
Awesome, thanks - sent an email :)
HI @IndieJames I like thinking through how problems can be approached using no-code or a hybrid no-code + code solution.
If you're comfortable feel free to post the question here and I can try to answer, or you can reach out via my website EricsLab.com.
Thanks Eric! I reached out.
You can send in your project requirements/objectives, we at Dronahq.com will be happy to help you evaluate if its feasible with no-code or not.
Feel free to email at [email protected]
Thanks! I think I might've figured something out but if not, I'll probably reach out :)
What are you building? I can provide some tools that could be helpful
I think I'm going to go with Bubble — they just sent out some guides about how to build certain companies with nocode and it included something similar to what I'm building. So I should be able to get it done! 🤞
Thanks so much for your response though!
bubble is great! good luck!
Why don't you just go and try to build something? Most of the tools you can try for free.